Sentence examples for may conjecture that from inspiring English sources

In order to explain the rhythmic growth and periodic growth of the lamellae, we may conjecture that the emergence of PTT banded spherulite in thin film crystallization is associated with an oscillatory dynamics of the spherulite growth front driven by latent heat diffusion.

Thus one may conjecture that the next result would be desirable.

For system (1.1), we may conjecture that under assumption (1.4), the system can admit a unique globally attractive positive equilibrium.

But we may conjecture that, by numerical computations, the value min | z | ≥ 1 ( | U n ( z ) | − | T n ( z ) | ).

One may conjecture that the psychological mechanisms at work in such judgments also underlie our preference for causal explanations that involve action by contact.

In fact, one may conjecture that this peculiar consistency between the observations of different observers is the missing ingredient for a reconstruction theorem of the Hilbert space formalism of quantum theory.

One may thus conjecture that modularity has not only the indirect benefit of accelerating the rate of evolutionary change, but also direct benefits such as the possibility to perform certain tasks better, and thereby allow organisms to be better adapted to the complex world around them.

It may be reasonable to conjecture that regardless of the etiology of the initial LBP, that once a footballer has experienced significant LBP, they remain susceptible to future pain and aggravation or exacerbation.

Based on projections from our analyses, we conjecture that network bandwidth may be a scarce resource in applications that involve high-performance virtual-memory diskless machines.

In the current study, the particular amplification of MTA1 in GSCs derived from the recurrent tumor makes it reasonable to conjecture that MTA1 activation may contribute to both the aggression of GSCs and the malignancy progression of gliomas.

We may conjecture, however, that the excess mortality risk observed may be attributed to the increased morbidity risk among infants whose mothers are depressed.